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03.12.2023 - 11:45 / dailyrecord.co.uk
Police were called after the partner of an SNP politician at the centre of affair claims said her relatives turned up at his home making threats.
The man told officers he was shouted at and intimidated by two men outside his house and ordered to stop talking about the alleged affair. Police Scotland confirmed they had attended the incident.
A source said: “They were trying to put pressure on him and his family to shut up. The police had to be called.”
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around 11.20am on Sunday, November 7, 2021, we were called to a report of a dispute at property. Officers attended and advice was given.”
The SNP has robustly denied rumours of the romantic relationship between the two highly-placed figures and said they are “categorically untrue”. Both parties involved, widely known in political circles, cannot be named for legal reasons.
The partner of the politician said: “I’ve thought long and hard about going public about this, but I feel I can’t. I am fearful about the repercussions if I did, and I have to protect my family at all costs. That’s the most important thing for me.
An SNP spokesman said: “We are aware of rumours being reported in the media concerning two particular politicians, which first circulated in February. No substantiation for these rumours has ever been offered, very simply because these allegations are categorically untrue.”
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